By Sharlaine Kate Gumayat The Supreme Court (SC) has ruled that the Commission on Elections (Comelec) cannot tag an aspirant for an elective office as a nuisance candidate based on
By Reyza Ferranco In an effort to make online interactions more safe and transparent, Senator Manuel “Lito” Lapid has filed a bill that would require all users to provide a
By Xy Aldrae Murillo The Department of Health (DOH) dismissed allegations that the government uses expired COVID-19 vaccines as booster shots, saying that there is no truth to those allegations.
Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz Matapos ang dalawang taong pagtigil nito dahil sa COVID-19 pandemic, magbabalik na ngayong taon ang pagdiriwang ng Masskara Festival ng Bacolod City sa Oktubre na may
By Albert Hans F. Lipura Following various viral posts about LGBTQIA+ students who were forced to cut their hair to abide by their school’s heteronormative policies, the Department of Education
Ni Basti M. Vertudez Matapos ang halos dalawang dekadang paglilingkod sa Commission on Elections (Comelec), nakatakda nang magbitiw sa pwesto si dating Comelec Spokesperson James Jimenez kasabay ng pag-apruba ng
By Jimwell Aquino “Education is a human right.” The calls for more gender-inclusive schools in the Philippines are still raging, and LGBTQIA+ advocates are now seeking the support of higher
Ni Jeremiah Daniel Regalario Sa kabila ng malawakang pagpapatupad ng face-to-face classes, iniulat ng Department of Education (DepEd) na wala pang naitatalang kaso ng COVID-19 sa hanay ng mga mag-aaral
By Xy Aldrae Murillo As School Year 2022-2023 kicks off with the blended learning mode and the return of face-to-face classes, the Department of Education (DepEd) issued DepEd Memorandum No.
By Sandra Cabangon Amid the reopening of classes for this school year, students and personnel of colleges and universities are no longer required to get vaccinated against COVID-19, the Commission
